looking to store photos and videos from my galaxy S3 phone is this what I need?
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If what you are looking to do is expand the memory of your S3, yes this is what you are looking for. However if I understand your question correctly and you just want to store photos and videos FROM your S3, then you could just transfer them to your computer.
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Any Micro SD card will do, you don't need to limit yourself to the Samsung brand. The Galaxy S3 will hold up to a 64gb card. You'll just want to think about how much music and video you need to store. Keep in mind these memory cards are rated by their speed class. Currently, the highest class is 10. It really does make a difference when transferring data to and from the card.
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My Samsung Galaxy S3 runs KitKat (4.4.2) and it has no problems recognizing this Sandisk Dual USB drive. I can freely transfer files between my phone and this USB drive.
1067262
There is cloud storage, and you can get apps that work with it for your phone/ tablet.
960655
That is exactly what it is great for. Games are troublesome on any Micro SD because tje game has to be rooted to the device in some way so games often don't work. But I use it for photos and videos and it works perfectly.
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Any micro sd chip will work. I use a 16gb Sony Class 10 for mine, which is overkill by a long shot. 2,4, or 8gb us good for most anything you want, unless you want to run a lot of apps or games. or just photos and music any just mentioned will suffice.
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It's only 8GB which will probably hold your songs but adding 500 photos will push it to the limit. I would go up to, say, a 30GB Cruzer...that will hold all you've got and leave room to add lots more.
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It's been working in my S5 16g without issue for almost 2 months. Read Google tutorials on line on how to transfer video, picture, and other files to it and how to set storage to the disk. I'm no computer expert and I figured it out
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No. There is no additioal storage for this phone There are no slots for SD cards.
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No, it is not included, nor does it permit storing images to internal memory (used for firmware). An 8gb SD card will be sufficient for hundreds of images at full quality.
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You should be able to use any SD card. The more space the better unless you are constantly backing things up. I think I used two different capacity cards at one point and it worked fine.
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Honestly im not sure. Depends what you're trying to save. Mine only wanted to save pics so im abit dissapointed in that
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It is kind of overkill for that purpose. You can get a cheap usb 2.0 or SD card for half the price and it would be fine for that purpose. It is like buying a Ferrari to go grocery shopping.
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Yes, I used this with a 64GB memory card, and an OTG cable to watch a few episodes of Orphan Black on my Galaxy S3.
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No, your phone needs a micro SD card. There are good ones from SanDisk available on Amazon. Just search for 'micro SD'
1064246
Whatever fits your personal need. I would do cloud storage since I'm on the go. But here are some of your options 1) External HDD 2) Cloud storage 3) USB sticks
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I bought a 32MB mini SD card and took it on vacation. I took over 1800 pictures and maybe 40+ videos and I still had room for another 3000+ pictures. 16MB might be plenty but for the small price difference the 32MB will serve you well.
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Sure. I have a galaxy 3 phone and i used it in other things that needed a memory micro card. It's a basic memory card for any phone that has room for a memory card